Minnesota HF3893 regulates the use of artificial intelligence in psychotherapy services, prohibiting certain uses and establishing civil penalties.
Minnesota HF3893 regulates the use of artificial intelligence in psychotherapy services. It prohibits AI systems from making independent therapeutic decisions, directly interacting with clients, or generating therapeutic recommendations without review by a licensed professional. Permitted uses include administrative tasks, analyzing anonymized data, organizing resources, and drafting general communications. Violations result in civil penalties up to $10,000 per violation. Health-related licensing boards have authority to investigate and enforce these regulations.
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